ncopk.blogg.se - Inkscape vector for tshirt which file type

If you don't see this, make sure that your "Edit Paths by Node" select tool is active. This gives us an image with a little white handle on it. Move this extra copy aside so that we can work on it. You can try and move it to make sure you have just the top.

The first click selects the group, the second one selects the object within the group.

You can do this by clicking the object, and then hold CTRL and click again. Start by selecting just the blue portion.Download the Maker_Hub_Logo_Transparent.svg.We want to add in the white background to help us see the image better. We will start with the Maker Hub logo with a transparent background. When completed, you should have this image.Use the Object->Align and Distribute command to bring up the Align and Distribute window, and then align them on center both vertically and horizontally. Select the box that is around the TV screen (it was placed there just for this purpose), and shift-select the new T-shirt Image.

If you click on the "Edit Paths by Node" symbol you will see that the image is now a vector made up of a series of paths.

This is because there is actually another new object on top of the image - the newly created T-shirt trace.

After you click OK, it looks like nothing has happened, except that the select focus changes to the T-shirt itself.

As it turns out, for this very simple bitmap, the default works just fine. I also selected "Live Preview" so that I could see what was happening with different options. In the dialog box, I selected "Remove Background" so that the vector would be transparent. With the image selected, run Path->Trace Bitmap.

Now turn this raster image into a vector image.

Import the T_Shirt_outline.jpg into Inkscape.

It will be a single color, so we will use the Vinyl Cutter to cut it out. We will use this logo for the front of the shirt.

6 Transfer your images to the T-shirt using the Heat Pressįollow the directions given in the Training section on the Inkscape page.

5 Print the Maker Hub Logo to the Vinyl Printer+Cutter.

4 Prepare the TV T-Shirt Logo for the Vinyl Cutter.